Liv And Maddie's Brother Novels & Stories

’ I reached out to my brother. ‘Whats up?’ He replied. ‘Am just going out. I need a fucking drink.’ He sounded angry. It did not surprise me he was heading out. If anything, I was surprised he wasn't already out. Though, I imagined the drama with Dad and the pack elders may have delayed his plans, and made his already bad mood so much worse. Maybe now wasn’t the best time… ‘Sorry. I didn’t think.’ I responded.

he roared, his fists clenched at his sides. “You think I'm here to fix everything? To be some kind of damn doctor for your cousin? Did you even think I ever cared about this stupid Laura? You're wrong! Storm killed my only brother and that’s what destroyed my fucking mum! She died because of that.” He took a deep, shaking breath, his voice lowering but the hatred still filled in his words. “You think I would just let that go? No. I’m making Laura pay for her sister’s sins.” Maddie could barely breathe. Her heart hammered in her chest, the noise of it was deafening even. She shook her head. “What… What are you saying?” she whispered, the heartbreak evident in her voice.

Awesome. At lunch, my phone buzzed. Mason: How's your day? Lucy: Good. How's yours? Mason: Boring. I miss you. Lucy: I miss you too. Mason: Don't tell anyone. Lucy: Your secret's safe with me. I smiled at my phone. Ethan looked over. "Friend's brother?" "Yeah." "You're glowing again." I laughed. "Shut up." That night, I sat in the guest room and stared at the wall. Vincent was still out there. Still watching. Still planning.

He introduced himself as he extended his hand to Maddie for a shake. "Hi. I'm Madiana. Nice to meet you." She replied with her sweet voice. Maddie could tell Lucas was Lawrence's younger brother because of the resemblance. "Sorry I didn't bring anything for you. I'm just coming from a meeting at Dad's office." Lawrence said as he took a seat beside Madiana on the bench and Lucas sat on his brother's lap. "It's fine. I'm so happy to see you. Mom said you have a son. How is he?" He asked with a genuine smile on his face.

Leona asks, voice soft as she asks, "that was your older brother, right?' Liviana hums, nodding and smiling at the thought of her big brother. Oh, how she missed him. "He sounds like he was a wise young man," Elara comments, smiling at the girl, whose smile only widens as she agrees. "He really was," Livi says. "He was so smart." Tino smiles, quietly agreeing with his sister when the rest of the family falls silent. No one knew what to say.

In that moment, they had found not just a cure but a glimmer of hope amidst the darkness. "Hmm? They don't have big brother Liam yet?" Jarvis asked in surprise as he entered the dining room. Lacy slowly shook her head. "You know how busy those three are. If you don't call, they won't come up here. It's like they already live there," Lacy said, shaking her head. Hannah playfully looked at Brandon. "So, big brother, how was the night?" he asked with a laugh.

He asks, squinting at her. “Your mates, and Lucas’s.” She says, sticking her tongue out at him as he groans. “I still can’t believe she chose to have Lulu the Cuddler beside her back at that snakepit she calls home at the moment.” Cian comments, his voice dry. I look between the siblings, reminded so much of Maddie and Balder that Maddie even shakes her head and at me and Balder just snickers. They know my thoughts, and see it too.

He was laughing, and Kaden started to answer, but they were interrupted by Micheal banging in the back door. Micheal, Liam’s brother, had recently turned twenty-one. He had followed Liam to move since their parents had died during an attack on their pack some years ago. He was already a formidable contender for dominance and ready to find a mate. He had enough of his father in him to make him tough, strong, and a force to be reckoned with.

If Maddy had any doubts about it before, they were all gone now. The truth of the matter was that Liam didn’t know how teenage girls operated. Sorry, but a teenager was going to be overjoyed by suddenly finding out they were getting a sibling—well, in this case, sibling-figure—that was a toddler. That was one thing Maddy was sure of.